Correspondence, 1939

4/1/39-4/29/39; Phillip's reports on Senate Witnesses and related correspondence; John G. Shott's impressions of Milwaukee; correspondence relating to amendments; violations of 8(1),(2) and (5) in Inland Steel Co. C-252; unfair labor practices in Jacob Bros. Co. C-244; A.F.ofL. and ILA request injuction in the Shipowners Association of Pacific Coast et al R-638, R-572; investigation in the Milwaukee Publishing Co. R-953 (XII-R- 154); run-off election in the Consumers Power Co. R-1004; Jackson on the Waterman Steamship Corp. vs NLRB; Witt on free speech; Russel A. Nixon's (Harvard University, Dept. of Economics) request to be heard at Senate hearings; Blakenhorn's discussion of Board participation in the LaFollette-Thomas Bill hearings; Howard Myers' list of cases to which A.F.of L. might raise objections; William Green's "The Case for the Individual Form of Labor Organization".